Smith v. Osborn
Michigan Supreme Court
Appeal in Chancery from Saginaw Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Cooley, Oh. J:
The consideration of the mortgage which is in controversy in this suit was the purchase price of certain goods bought by Merlin C. Osborn of complainant, and also an old indebtedness of a few hundred dollars owing by him to complainant. The mortgage is upon property owned by Emeline C. Osborn, who is the wife of the other defendant, and was given by her at her husband’s request. She defends the foreclosure, claiming to have been defrauded when her signature was obtained.
The alleged fraud consisted in the husband soliciting and *412obtaining the consent of the wife to the mortgaging…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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